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PA - SonicWALL GVC Guide PDF
PA - SonicWALL GVC Guide PDF
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Table of Contents
Overview....................................................................................................................................................... 2
Enable VPN for Users ................................................................................................................................... 3
Export and Import Required Certificates..................................................................................................... 6
Overview
This document will provide step-by-step instructions enable VPN for users. This document is intended
for Parts Authority IT staff only.
1. Enable VPN privileges in Active Directory (Okta) – approx. time to complete 2 minutes
2. Export and import required certificates – approx. time to complete 2 minutes
3. Configure SonicWALL GVC connections – approx. time to complete 5 minutes
4. Connect to VPN – approx. time to complete 5 minutes
1. “APP-VPN Users” - for all users, provides access to standard internal devices such as DST,
PAReps, DNS, mapped drives, etc.
2. “APP-VPN IT Users” – ONLY for IT staff, provides full network access.
If an individual user requires more access than the standard APP-VPN provides, this can be provided to
the individual user by the Network Team.
2. Select “Directory>People”
1. Parts Authority Root CA – this is our public certificate for our Enterprise Certificate Authority
(CA). This CA is the root (highest level) in the PKI chain of trust.
2. Parts Authority Intermediate CA – this is our public certificate for our Intermediate Certificate
Authority (CA). This CA issues the certificate to the domain users and computers.
3. Computer certificate – this is the certificate issued by our Int CA
Download Certificates
Download CA certificates from Google Drive and extract them to the user’s laptop.
1. Run MMC from local machine using Administrator account (domain or local).
2. File>Add/Remove Snap-in”
6. Select “OK”
9. Find certificate with “Issued To” as the name of the computer, right-click and “Export”
12. Select “Password” radio button, and create a password only you know.
13. Save the certificate file in the same folder as the Root and Intermediate CA certificates are
located. (Note: file name can be anything you want)
17. You should now have all three required certificates in the VPN_certs folder.
2. View>Certificates
3. Select “Import”, and browse to the computer certificate you exported earlier, and enter the
password you created.
2. Next
5. You will have two connections available; enable “Primary VPN – NY”.
6. You will be asked to select a certificate to use as the computer’s identity, select “OK”
Note: This step will only be required one time.
8. Select “OK”
10. Disable connection and repeat steps 5-8 for “Backup VPN – MN”